Call for Papers:
PART 9: Special Issue on American Modernism for Summer 2002

Deadline for all submission materials: March 30, 2002.

Dr. Herbert R. Hartel, a recent graduate of the Ph.D. program in Art History
at the Graduate School and University Center, will be the guest editor of
the
Summer 2002 issue of PART, devoted to American Modernism. Scholarly
articles,
reviews of exhibitions and books, and pedagogical articles are sought on
paintings, sculptures, photography and mixed media works of art made in the
United States during the first half of the twentieth century. Appropriate
topics range from the era of the American Symbolists and the Ashcan School
to
the dawn of Abstract Expressionism. Scholars are encouraged to submit
articles that will expand the canon of American Modernism by exploring the
work of women artists, artists of diverse racial, ethnic and religious
origins, and various sexual orientations. Also encouraged are fresh, new
approaches to artists and artworks of established canonical status.

PART 9 will be dedicated to Drs. Marlene Park and Diane Kelder, both of whom
recently retired after many years of distinguished teaching and mentoring at
the Graduate School.

We invite all students, recent graduates, and professionals to submit text
for the issue (check submission guidelines for format information for text
an
d images). Submissions from scholars not affiliated with the Graduate School
are welcome and encouraged. Hardcopies of the guidelines are available in
the student lounge and on the PART website. Please note: incomplete
submissions will be returned to the author at the author's expense. Please
review the guidelines and checklist carefully.

Completed submissions can be left in the PART mailbox in the department
lounge (above the student mailboxes to the right of the Student
Representatives' mailboxes). Or you may mail submissions to PART, care of
the
Art History Department, CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue, New York,
New
York 10016-4309.

Please do not call the Art History Department office for information
regarding PART. If you have any questions about the American Modernism
issue,
please contact Herbert Hartel directly at hartel70aol.com.

If you have suggestions for PART in general, or would like to get involved
and join the
PART editorial team, contact the managing editor, Caterina Pierre, at
caterinaerols.com. If you have technical or web related questions, contact
the webmaster, Emily Pugh, at emily_pughhotmail.com.